Liquidmetal Technologies Inc (LQMT)

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The electric bill might cost 3x’s more too. But setting all of the costs aside. The income whatever it will be up or down is going to be far outweighed by the cost of operations to make and sell it.

The key here is LQMT will be shipping out new parts this August. For whom and the breakdown is not mentioned. Revenues for these shipments big or small will be reflected in the next quarter and not this month.
So if all goes as planned LQMT should begin showing increasing revenues from the third quarter on.

We can only hope they are talking more than $250 thousand per quarter and not another nickel being thrown into the tin cup that each long term is holding and waiting to be filled.

So far no value has been added to the shares of shareholders by way of promise or product since 2016. Any products sold or royalties received has only helped stabilize the pps. But adding value to offset operating deficits and cash burn has been stagnant.

Once again we have to hope, expect or anticipate that the planning costs to achieve increased value is intact.
The release of PH does not indicate that this is the case. Letting go of the person who was touted as the one who brought wealth in the form of experience and a sales team which has continuously sold very little. Indicates to a great extent that the blind are leading the blind.

A new ceo operating in absentia was not what shareholders had in mind.

There are too many historical negative memories here. 2018 I hope is the year the pendulum should be swinging from the red to the green. But from what can be seen, don’t hold your breath.

The fact that this non producing company has millions in cash to use or lose once again is an anomaly of incredible odds.

It’s not the cost comparisons of the metals. Its who to and how you market your service, your technology, your product. Medical approvals take time. Other industries are ready now and some require retooling. I hope the LQMT sales force knows the difference for increased 2018 products. It’s been one heck of a learning curve for all.


Good luck to all.